ThunderPlus Launches High Speed EV Charging Station At NMDC Hyderabad

The strategic move will mark a step in advancing India's EV infrastructure and furthering the country's move toward sustainable transportation. The newly inaugurated Thunderplus charging station at NMDC will be equipped with fast-charging technology, ensuring efficient charging for electric vehicle users.

The charging station was inaugurated by B Mohan Kumar, Executive Director, NDMC. He expressed gratitude, stating, “We sincerely thank Rajeev YSR and the entire Thunderplus team for bringing this initiative to NMDC. This collaboration marks a significant step in promoting sustainable mobility and ensuring a cleaner future for all. This is just the beginning of many such facilities to come up in all other NMDC locations. Thus, adding responsible transportation as a new thesis to our existing responsible mining.

Strategically placed, the Thunderplus charging station at NMDC promotes convenience to ensure the optimal utilization of EVs among private and commercial users. Equipped with features of fast charging, user-friendly interfaces, real-time monitoring, and so on, this station exemplifies the sheer innovation in sustainable infrastructure.

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Thunderplus will continue to expand its network of EV charging stations across the country, paving a way for a cleaner and greener transportation for Indians in the future. As it moves forward toward becoming a more sustainable country, this is where Thunderplus continues to be the head of the game.

"This charging station is a step forward in our collective mission to reduce carbon emissions and promote green energy solutions. In fact, we have developed solutions, which can generate power based on methanol and ethanol instantaneously up to 400kwh which can be further used to charge electric cars, trucks and other vehicles. This completely makes the charging station independent of grid and make its accessible to the mining areas where grid connectivity could be a concern,” Rajeev YSR, CEO, Thunder Plus, said.